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    Honor In Hamlet

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    Honor is a human construct. It is used to evaluate one’s worth and set expectations. Reputation, notoriety, dignity, honor: these all define one’s place in society, but they are not intrinsic. In Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, various characters struggle with their honor. Laertes’s honor leads him to act irrationally, Hamlet’s honor finally inspires him to act, and the patriarchal society’s idea of Ophelia’s honor destroys her. Hamlet has a complex attitude towards honor, admitting that its…

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    Many colleges have adapted honor codes that is used to encourage integrity. Students that attend the college are taught through the honor code to be independent and are expected to follow these principals. Students must learn to distinguish what is morally wrong and right. Therefore, colleges should have honor codes. With the use of honor codes, students attending will succeed in being independent and honesty. Reasons honor codes should be put to use because people spent money on scholarship to…

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    Prince of Denmark enacts how an evolving code of honor, combined with complex ploys to restore a loved one’s honor through acts of vengeance can create difficult and complex scenarios in one’s life. Hamlet, Laertes and Horatio’s allegiances and promises of love and honor to other characters come into conflict with their lives. Hamlet and Laertes both wish to honor their father but the process in doing so is not as simple as it may seem. Horatio’s honor and love of Hamlet comes into context as…

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    therefore, honor codes should be implemented to keep a student’s individuality. Furthermore, cheating is a part of the environment; however, that doesn’t mean we can’t change the environment. Students feel as though they have no control over the honor codes, which is why students need to be incorporated in creating new honor codes to make them feel more immersed in the environment. By incorporating students in enforcing and creating honor codes they will feel a reason to comply to honor codes,…

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    Honor Code Essay As a student who has attended Windham High School for three years now, I’ve observed tons of different types of behavior. I feel like an honor code could actually benefit the school if everybody actually cared. As source C said “with a peer-enforced honor code, the liklihood of being caught depends on other students’ tolerance for cheating.” I agree with that statement because I’ve witnessed it myself. I’ve seen people who cheat over other people’s shoulders, people…

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    Dishonest behavior is often encouraged by environment. The high school should establish an honor code that allows the students to enforce a standard that discourages bad academic conduct. In a classroom, cheating behaviors are only safely exhibited if there is an acceptance within classmates that this is okay. While it is true that cheating is never okay, there is little hesitation to think about the consequences of your dishonesty if that is the standard. Cheating is often the option taken to…

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    Honor Code: I pledge that I have neither received nor given unauthorized assistance during the completion of this work. Question 1 Dewey’s core argument for education stems from the definition of democracy and the requirement of educated people in order to have a successful democracy. Dewey notes that if we were to limit the educated to a select few we would cause a segregation between the highly educated and the commoners that would lead to the educated taking control. This would bring America…

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    December 2, 2014 Philosophy 337I Dr. Mirvish Honor Killing Honor killings allows for the idea of honor to take precedence over an individuals right to live. Honor killing does not develop from and is not supported from a religion. It is a cultural occurrence that develops when a society emphasizes honor on ideals such as sexual purity and religious expectations. It can occur in many different religions or denominations of a certain religion. Though honor killing can have victims of all sexes,…

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    have many codes or rules that they will morph over time. They might honor them or they may abandon them as time goes by. Peter is a young boy who grows up in South Carolina during the time of segregation. His world gets turned upside down when he abandons his code of being a wealthy civilized boy who dislikes people with darker skin tone to immersing himself in the aboriginal culture, becoming what he knows as being “uncivilized”, and starting to be more hands on. Peter abandons his code when…

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    Modern Day Honor Crimes

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    Honor killings and offenses are often thought to be an outlandish crime exclusive to only the currently tumultuous Middle East and surrounding areas, while in actuality, this is far from the case. An honor killing is typically defined as “a killing of a relative, especially a girl or woman, who is perceived to have brought dishonor to the family” . This dishonor is generally related to things regarding premarital relationships, such as premarital sex, or other forbidden acts that a community…

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